She started baking cookies in her garage and turned it into a full-time cookie business, Baked by Bree.

But behind the success came 20-hour workdays, burnout, perfectionism, and doubt.

In this episode, Sabrina Bibby opens up about:

-Why she reinvests every cent she makes into her business and doesn’t take a paycheck

-The extreme effects that stress and long hours took on her health

-How perfectionism and self-criticism held her back

-Dealing with negative comments and being a first-time boss

-Why you can’t scale a business alone

-The sacrifices and lessons that come with chasing a dream If you’re building your own business, side hustle, or just curious about what it really takes,

this raw conversation will give you a true look at the grit necessary to succeed.

In this episode, Caitlin Gevers opens up about a life-shifting year:

the tragedy that struck her family, her own paralysing injury, and the decade-long path to a correct diagnosis.

We talk trauma, grief, independence, addiction, and how she found renewed purpose in a goal like the 94.7 cycle race.

Her story is proof that even in the darkest chapters, it’s possible to rise again.

In this episode, I sit down with Themba Hadebe, co-host of The Posties Podcast, entrepreneur, events manager, and poet.

We spoke about the lessons podcasting has taught us, why consistency is so hard yet so valuable, and the role networking plays in creating opportunities both in business and in life.

Themba opens up about what it means to show up even when you don’t feel ready, how confidence is built over time, and why regret can weigh heavier than failure.

We also touch on quarter-life crises, balancing creativity with structure, and how small acts of kindness can have a ripple effect you may never see.

If you’ve ever felt the pressure to figure life out, this episode will remind you that showing up and staying consistent can take you further than you think.